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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1964
Page
6
A fragmented bridge column notes that when RICHARD L. FREY faces the queen, strategies involve doubled contracts and setting up diamond leads. The text mentions a club ace, diamond defense, and a spade lead as a setting trick, with scattered player initials and card sequences.
The article reviews a bridge hand where East doubles a weak no trump, West fears a loss, and the defense starts with spades. West eventually ruffs, leading to a diamond sequence that allows the declarer to make the contract. It argues weak no trumps are risky with singleton cards and suggests an alternative king lead.
A rectangle has perimeter 90 rods and area 450 square rods. Let one side be x and the other 450/x. Using 2x + 2(450/x) = 90 leads to x = 15, giving dimensions 15 by 30 rods.
Joyce, visiting town with her boyfriend Buster, was injured when he hit a parked car. The insurer for Joyce’s father sought to avoid defense and payment, but the court ruled the insurer liable since Joyce, a household member, authorized Buster to drive for her errand and was entitled to compensation. State law varies by case.
The cartoon strip Beetle Bailey appears in a puzzle style note from King Features Syndicate describing a daily two message game. It explains using the reader’s first name letter count to derive a key number and then reading messages from a rectangle.
George W Burgess was elected president and a director of Fibreboard Paper Products Corp to succeed the late E W Carey Burgess formerly held the post of vice president for marketing and will guide the firm in New York with leadership responsibilities.
A fragmented listing shows a busy TV day with Desilu, Playhouse, and Richard Boone programs. Notable items include Mr. Novak, Popeye, Desilu Moments, Jack Benny sketches, and News weather and sports segments.
Shirley The Lilac Literary Club held its annual June outing at Merrill's Cafeteria Meadows for dinner, then attended a show at Avondale Playhouse. Hostesses included Doris Johns and Elizabeth Condo among others. thirty members plus one guest attended. Teen Vacation Bible School class winners enjoyed a party at Kenneth Willis home with seventeen attendees and two teachers. Mrs. George Flemming returned from Greensburg after visiting relatives. several local residents recently visited, and others were noted in hospital discharge follow up.
Dear Mrs Eldred advises new mothers on pacifiers versus thumbs. Pacifiers aid colic relief and soothe early sucking needs, but thumbs resist removal and offer ongoing comfort. Cleanliness is essential, avoid overnight use, and consider Myrtle Meyer Eldred’s booklet for more guidance.
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